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[17] Now how can one attain siddhi through [...] of the mind is to become as it thinks. If it thinks of money, the mental stuff will [...] be desirable? No, certainly not!

[18] Yádrshii bhávaná yasya siddhir bhavati tádrshii – “As one thinks, so one becomes.” There [...] own species. The insect actually thinks that the cockroach is a member [...] become one with the Cosmic Entity.

[19] Now the question is, how can human [...] only to You.”) And a devotee thinks of the Lord just as people think of their nearest and dearest ones. He thinks, “Parama Puruśa is [...] of devotion is called a bhakta.

[5] In fact, the best thing is not [...] Parama Puruśa will act as He thinks fit. It is certain that the devotees [...] they cannot hope to attain Him.

[1] Today’s subject is “Yajiṋa [...] mind. Before doing an act a person thinks of it and the thought gets manifested [...] Yajiṋa is called psycho-physical.

[49] Yajiṋa is performed to achieve [...] rendering services. If a poor man thinks that he cannot render Vaeshyocita [...] yajiṋa is inferior to another.

[9] [Bábá said:] Ha ha! He thinks he is Parama Puruśa, but he is not sure.

[21] Everyone sees the show with the [...] of the audience. If the magician thinks of the above show his citta will [...] mind of the straying disciple.

[25] Creation is the thought-projection [...] Chowringhee when his ahaḿtattva thinks of it. Rama’s citta is a [...] become crude from its subtle state.

[25] Time, as has already been said, [...] A child of five, for instance, thinks that he or she will start sádhaná [...] person of twenty-four, the person thinks that he or she will start sádhaná [...] person realizes his or her mistake.

[2] The inner spirit of yatamána [...] spheres. When one is aware of this one thinks negative thoughts. It has been [...] needs of the people can be met.

[9] Thus it is clear that the mind [...] remember that if the mind constantly thinks a thought for a long time, it [...] sooner or later. If one’s mind thinks about something for a short time [...] particular object for a long period.

[11] These days the sign “No smoking [...] of addiction. But the person who thinks, “I’ll stop drinking [...] try to materialize whatever it thinks about in the external world – this is its nature.

[10] Or the “oyster-as-silver [...] Actually there is no silver, but one thinks there is silver; actually there is no world, but one thinks there is a world; actually there are no jiivas, but one thinks there are jiivas. And actually [...] has, one does not have; one only thinks one has it.

[23] Any object which creates bondage [...] of paper currency. When someone thinks of an iron safe, one’s mental [...] thousand rupees of black money and thinks, “What shall I do with this [...] oneself from the bondage of colour.

[2] When people experience joy or move [...] speaker, the singer, the dancer thinks that he or she is the agent, the [...] He makes you dance from behind.

[8] Our proposed topic of discussion [...] universe. If anyone in a weak moment thinks, “I am a useless entity, my existence is meaningless” – if a tiny ant thinks that its existence is of no value or if a hundred-year-old person thinks that his or her physical existence [...] universe which is totally valueless.

[9] There is mutual attraction everywhere. [...] sentimental flow of devotion a person thinks, “I am attracting the vast [...] you are not inferior to anyone.

[4] The excellence of aesthetic science [...] Puruśa.” No other category of bhakta thinks or talks in such a way about Parama [...] expressions of Parama Puruśa.

[87] Land is also unnecessarily wasted [...] field of agriculture. If anyone thinks that land should be owned by individual [...] the sentiments of the individual.

[4] Vikśepii shakti is the force [...] who is involved in a court case thinks constantly about his or her opponent. A person who quarrels thinks constantly about his adversary [...] have spoken my mind,” he thinks to himself, “why didn’t I rebuke him more?”

[5] The funny thing is that one always thinks about the faults of one’s [...] quarrelling with an opium addict. If he thinks about the addict’s defect [...] one’s own innate characteristic.

[7] Suppose a person commits a wrong by accepting a bribe. While receiving the bribe he or she thinks that no one is watching, but that [...] this universe. But the bribe-taker thinks the opposite because avidyá [...] covers its eyes with its ears and, thinks, “I cannot see anything, [...] be detected one day or another.

[35] Sahasrashiirsá Puruśah [...] the human does, what the human thinks, what the human did or will be doing.

[171] The meaning of the root verb ul [...] people’s conception, the owl thinks: “Now that I am taking rest [...] are! How courageous I am!”

[8] Anyone having an elementary knowledge [...] that person as his companion. He thinks that he will be fortunate if he [...] ahead, move ahead.’”

[16] Ánandena játáni [...] this world.” And when a man thinks that he is not getting ánandam or he will not get ánandam, he commits suicide.

[29] “My Lord thinks with innumerable brains and yours [...] brain, and Parama Puruśa thinks with innumerable brains. You see [...] He has innumerable eyes.”

[13] Similarly, a person (who is sometimes [...] They think so much. Each person thinks that he or she is not an ordinary [...] can be pulled towards the stake.

[15] The person will continue moving around the stake as long as the person thinks that he or she, and Parama Puruśa [...] disappear and the two will become one.

[12] Now I was saying that for you, [...] nothing is external. So whatever He thinks in His mind, others see as real. [...] external. Everything is internal.

[6] I told you previously that human [...] never discloses what it actually thinks but says something else. That [...] thoughts. The third personality thinks in a certain way, says something [...] anything the first personality thinks about, because then everyone will [...] I’ll say I’m trying”.

[4] Prańipáta means complete [...] prańipáta. One who has ego, one who thinks that one’s intellect, wealth and other things are one’s own, is the greatest fool.

[21] That is, the right application [...] is called satya. That which one thinks or says with a view to harming [...] statement, but it is not satya.

[17] Now, what does the witnessing [...] witnesses all that the mind thinks, does, remembers, how it regulates the active sense organs, how the person talks, how the person thinks. “I will eat this food, [...] átmá has heard everything.

[18] What is the thought process? It [...] One only harms oneself when one thinks ill of others because the thought [...] People behave like this. When one thinks ill of others, one does not say, [...] nothing but deceit and hypocrisy.

[22] Today I am explaining Puruśa [...] donates a large sum of money and thinks that he has done a very good thing. [...] newspaper how much he has donated.

[16] So living beings are preoccupied [...] covers its eyes with its ears, and thinks that as it cannot see the hunter, [...] never be unnecessarily worried.

[34] Due to the bonds of obstacles people [...] that blood is swallowed. The dog thinks that this is juice coming from [...] rather blood from their own lips.

[24] Dúrát sudúŕe: If a person thinks, “I am mean, I am degraded, [...] mańd́ala of the Rg Veda, it is said,

[30] Dúrát sudúre: If someone continually thinks, “Parama Puruśa is [...] one’s cries will never reach Him.

[10] Even if one does not harm anyone physically, but simply thinks of harming someone, saḿskáras [...] endlessly for their mean-mindedness.

[14] When perception becomes meaningful, [...] the elephant a second time one thinks, “It looks just like the [...] has a concept about something.

[16] These Devayonis are of seven kinds. [...] still has an ambition for power. He thinks he should become this, he should [...] stages of Devayoni come into being.

[47] Caturtho samatábhávo [...] Supreme Father. The person who thinks himself to be superior suffers from a mental disease. And the person who thinks himself to be inferior also suffers [...] anekabuddhi [many-minded].

[51] So one will have to be Ekabuddhi; [...] will not get his grace. One who thinks another to be stupid, who hates [...] Similarly, one who is wealthy and thinks others to be less than animals, [...] or herself to be a human being.

[10] Then the fourth one is Samyak Ájiiva, [...] deteriorating action. One first thinks, then does accordingly. So thoughts should be pure and properly directed.

[10] Now what is the real yoga? Sarvácintáparityágoniscinta [...] the ocean itself. That drop never thinks that because it is a mere drop, [...] relation with Parama Puruśa.

[16] Now, who can think these types [...] Similarly, while meditating, if one thinks, “Oh Lord, tomorrow morning [...] as and when He desires.”

[7] If while coming in contact with money, a person thinks “This is money,” that [...] spiritual sádhaná.

[16] And another influence is psycho-physical. [...] eyes. It is just like a rabbit that thinks that because it closed its eyes [...] Avidyámáyá. He or she thinks, “This particular action [...] ávarańii shakti.

[6] And you know, if you always think, [...] sinner – because what a person thinks, he or she will become like that. [...] relationship is purely domestic.

[2] The first mental faculty is that the mind thinks: the mind discovers and invents newer modes of thinking, the mind thinks with concentration, that is, the [...] take place in this age of science.

[4] Now, whatever we see in this universe [...] Puruśa it is not. He thinks in this way. He thinks the palm tree, He thinks the mountain. To us these are [...] Puruśa is manomaya .

[13] Krśńapremánanda [...] “I exist.” Everyone thinks “I exist”. “I [...] “I exist” that a person thinks of anything else. This sense of [...] we think “I exist”.

[16] Every human being thinks “I exist, I exist,” [...] exists, is Krśńa.

[7] Those who are moving will have [...] encounter along the way. If one thinks of obstacles, the obstacles themselves [...] become the object of ideation.

[19] Lost in blind pursuit for finite [...] bone in a burial ground. The dog thinks that the blood oozing out of its [...] its jaws. The poor animal wrongly thinks sorrow is happiness.

[5] Mental thoughts create a vibration [...] “dreaming”. If one thinks during the wakeful state it is [...] real. If a sleeping football fan thinks deeply about football, he may [...] “akśa málá”.

[3] The devotees say God is Supreme. [...] the creation, He sees whatever He thinks. If we are His own forms and feel [...] restlessness of utter loneliness.”

[7] But as the saying goes, “Power [...] instrument used by Shiva] a fool if it thinks that the persons bowing before [...] world with a very bloated ego.

[2] We hear many a person say, “We [...] more necessary for a person who thinks of himself or herself as a very ordinary person.

[2] Brahma is the composite of Puruśa [...] behind all that a person does, says, thinks, understands, or hears is the [...] will certainly one day awaken.

[59] In all these three conditions one thinks oneself separate from Brahma. [...] physical entities cease to exist.

[76] What is this most sublime Treasure [...] far, far away from the one who thinks Him to be remote, and He is nearer than the near to the one who thinks Him to be close. The one who has [...] elsewhere but right within.”

[8] These microcosms create their own [...] scope of the Macrocosm, whatever He thinks becomes something physical for [...] elephant of your mind is a reality.

[25] [Now in this march of life – [...] nothing. Once I said that if a man thinks he is a master of geography, and [...] within the scope of geography.

[24] Whenever it thinks it has one single object. Nevertheless [...] perform the act of respiration.

[5] In dreams one takes the mental [...] the wakeful state and accordingly thinks that the things dreamt are real. [...] remains intact and you wake up.

[13] If materialism is rejected what [...] seeing everything. The schoolteacher thinks that the school inspector is seeing [...] subjectivity. The school inspector thinks that the director of public instruction [...] adjustment with this objective world.

[6] The followers of self-centred philosophy [...] vary. A big radius means that one thinks about oneself in each and every [...] is the motive, as in capitalism.

[2] Bhaktiváda, that is, devotional [...] greatest fool is the person who thinks that he is a jiṋánii.

[10] Where does the thought which causes [...] hereafter?” No other creature thinks like this – only humans have the power of contemplation.

[13] No other creature thinks like this. This sort of human contemplation was reflected gradually in literature, art, etc.

[10] What is the greatest benefit which [...] They are never alone. If someone thinks, “I will not obey Parama [...] thinking.” Similarly, if someone thinks, “No, I shall not recognize [...] do this, don’t you?”

[32] It is through service that devotees [...] my spare time.” A karmii thinks, “What’s the necessity [...] Lord? It is said in the scriptures,

[10] And who knows this science? Only [...] thinking. Things will take shape as He thinks. No one but Parama Puruśa [...] should clearly understand this.

[9] Now, what is the effect of vikśepa [...] vikśepa shakti, that person thinks that if he or she goes away, moves [...] is [often] misguided. The person thinks that running away, moving away, [...] This is vikśepa shakti.

[12] What is samvit? Someone who is [...] ordinary animal, [all of a sudden thinks] that he or she should do something. [...] flow. Life is a mission. The person thinks like this. This feeling in the [...] “I should do something.”

[32] Sarvájiive sarvasaḿsthe [...] matvá – [as long as] he thinks that he and his Lord, he and the [...] this idea of separation, is there.

[33] Prthagátmánaḿ [...] him from the Creator. When he thinks that he is one with the Creator, [...] centre, he is one with the Goal.

[34] Prthagátmánaḿ preritáraiṋca matvá. He moves because he thinks that he is a different entity [...] will acquire, immortality when he thinks – juśt́astataste-námrtatvameti [...] abode of the Amrta Puruśa.

[41] One who is not installed in vijiṋána [...] such a mentality, for as a person thinks, so he or she becomes. If you [...] rise on the horizon of your life.

[46] For example, if one thinks of ghosts one thinks of one’s probable danger [...] makes their minds strong as well.

[55] This seeing is of two things: that [...] other external indriya, one often thinks about it.” The energy which [...] the capacity of pashyanti shakti.

[19] Dúrát sudúre [...] aspirant, a man – if a man thinks that ‘He is at a distance [...] but sudúra for me.”

[20] Tadihántike ca. In Sanskrit, [...] ) He who thinks that He is dúra, for him He is sudúra. And he who thinks He is here with him, for him He [...] “He is the nearest point.”

[9] What is the nature of the sádhaná [...] the human mind to become as it thinks – Yádrshii bhávaná [...] mind ideates on Him, it expands.

[8] Human nature is such that one thinks that what is dear to oneself must [...] performed by a sovereign ruler], etc.

[10] This world is a Macro-psychic creation. [...] know whatever the macrocosmic mind thinks or does. The secrets of the mundane [...] its inherent nature and capacity.

[11] When someone is happy, ordinary [...] is so happy!” If the mind thinks thus, then all jealousy will be removed.

[1] It is often seen that, due to their [...] tádrshii.” One who always thinks, “I am a sinner, I am a [...] and take me on His lap.”

[7] The same child, when grown up a [...] after its death as well. And it thinks that throughout its life it has [...] it is not a punishable offence.

[2] The object of both, svábhávika [...] measure, it is ananta. As a man thinks, Nálpe sukhamasti Bhúmaeva [...] Bhágavata dharma alone.

[2] Human beings, on the contrary, [...] so many desires. The human being thinks [Bábá was smiling [...] Ranchi to see Bábá.]

[15] A man thinks his wife and children, wealth [...] worth.” The Yama says –

[31] With a small brain in a small cranium of the human body, a human being thinks. How much capacity can the brain [...] Supreme Lord! There is no comparison.

[11] Let’s say an alcoholic and [...] body of a pig. Similarly, if one thinks of money all the time, one will [...] home of some wealthy individual.

[11] But in the case of human beings, [...] whatever one does, whatever one thinks, is always being witnessed by Parama Puruśa. Nobody can do anything secretly.

[14] Then what to do? One must remember [...] already said that when one unit thinks that “I am a drop of water,” it is a drop of water. And when it thinks that “I am not a drop of [...] Lord no obstacle can defeat him.

[29] But there is a still higher type of devotion than rágánuga, in which devotee thinks, “I will do exactly as He [...] the highest stage of devotion.

[2] You should know that the nature [...] unrest and conflict. If anyone thinks that there should be peaceful [...] [the nature of living beings].

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[96] For instance, when a man sets fire [...] nimitta kárańa. If one thinks beyond this, the cause appears [...] to appear to be the main causes.

[96] For instance, when a man sets fire [...] nimitta kárańa. If one thinks beyond this, the cause appears [...] to appear to be the main causes.

[1] Having progressively crossed the [...] essentially social beings. Whenever one thinks of a human being one automatically thinks of the society in which he or [...] and human cardinal principles.

[108] If a flying bird is caged for long, [...] is unfastened accidentally, it thinks, “What benefit will I derive [...] perch of my little cage.”

[25] Parama Puruśa, the Supreme [...] He was beyond them. The more one thinks of His infinite qualities, the [...] bháva, ever-new”].

[37] Shiva, the embodiment of Supreme [...] applying all his tricks. The kite thinks, “I am free – no one [...] drawn towards the reel itself.

[5] The first category of thoughts [...] snake. When a deer sees a tiger, it thinks only of that tiger; when someone is cooking, that person thinks only of salt, spices, oil, etc. [...] concerning the existing environment.

[6] The second category is the thoughts [...] rice and gourd, then naturally he thinks about the delicious dainties of [...] thoughts concerning past environments.

[11] How can the Cognitive Faculty, [...] the existential “I”, thinks of the subject “I” [...] Mádhava Himself”].

[7] This world of ours is a world of [...] progresses nor regresses. If one thinks only of receiving, the mind degenerates; again, if one thinks only of giving, at a certain stage [...] underlying spirit of sevá.

[29] If someone gazes at a tree and thinks that a ripe mango will automatically [...] the seed as he eats the mango.

[14] One is a hypocrite who escapes [...] finds the fruits still there. He thinks, “I must pluck them, otherwise [...] vidyá leads to greater darkness.

[25] A person becomes like his or her [...] indeed sonic. Likewise, one who thinks about matter will one day become matter. This is the natural law. The businessman who always thinks, “money, money,” will [...] the objects of their thinking.

[26] The greatest wealth of a human [...] intellect. In the natural state, one thinks many thoughts in his or her unconscious mind. Knowledge is stored in the unconscious mind. One thinks in the unconscious mind and controls one’s actions through the conscious mind.

[35] There are seven shades of darkness [...] bribe or holds a cup of wine. One thinks, “Whatever I do is right.” [...] Humans fall down as well as rise up.

[24] So now, if a man always thinks, “I am a sinner, I am a [...] with a gate pass to hell!”

[5] There are two tendencies of the [...] vikalpátmaka. When the mind thinks and plans [...] savikalpa samádhi”].

[4] In undeveloped creatures, there [...] forces of the mind. Even if the mind thinks deeply about a person of the opposite [...] and vibhájanii shaktis.

[14] How does a Jiṋánii feel? He or she thinks that since the universe is the [...] connection with the actional world:

[10] The first type of ahaḿkára is called abhimánam, which means that a person thinks that he or she deserves more than [...] the downfall of the individual.

[2] The mind has two main functions: [...] externalization begins, when the mind thinks something and projects the thought [...] motor organs to spring into action.

[20] Do not think that because you are [...] – His progeny. If no one else thinks of you, do not worry, Rudra will think about you.

[9] What should we ask from Parama [...] my opinion, nothing because He thinks about you more than you think [...] superwomen in human form.”

[23] The concept of fragments of time [...] regains senses after five hours, he thinks that it is still twelve o’clock. [...] that the devotees are correct?

[38] Suppose there is a certain person [...] faces are reflected. Each mirror thinks that it possesses a particular [...] cease to exist. But how to do this?

[10] Now, what about intellectuality? [...] Obviously, whatever an intellectual thinks in his or her arena of intellect [...] movement of the ectoplasm is baseless.

[1] There are mainly two types of mentality [...] itself in people, when someone thinks only “I shall eat and dress [...] the be-all and end-all of life.

[8] It will be a mistake if one thinks that the resources of western [...] potential for good agriculture.

[12] Now you know, these two shaktis, [...] hidden from the Cosmological Hub. It thinks, “When I am doing this thing, [...] Avarańa means “to cover”.

[1] How can the Cognitive Faculty, [...] the existential “I”, thinks of the subject “I” [...] Mádhava Himself”.

[17] We see the “I” feeling [...] touches the leg of an elephant he thinks it is a pillar, if he touches the tail he thinks it is a serpent, and if he touches the body he thinks it is a house. This is true for all complex structures such as psychic structures.

[33] Suppose there are many sweets before [...] have to make a selection. The mind thinks about which sweet to eat and the [...] associated with guiding psychic faculty.

[4] The present Ánanda Vacanámrtam [...] be from Timmern, and “He Thinks and We Perceive” from Reykjavik. [...] Caracas, on the second of those tours.

[12] Then the person thinks, “Satya jiṋánam [...] satya – the limitless Brahma.

[7] What is abhyása? Tatra sthitao [...] person who is fond of wine often thinks of wine, whereas a person who [...] endeavour to attain psychic balance.

[15] Pseudo-spirituality cannot help [...] When a human being sits alone and thinks, if the person thinks for the collective interest, then [...] spirituality and not pseudo-spirituality.

[7] What is the third item? The third [...] does not like to accept it. He thinks that if he accepts that theory, [...] Godhood to all external entities.

[19] (5) Pakśabadha práńáyáma [...] concentrate on the points he or she thinks advisable for the requirements of your sádhaná.

[6] [He then finally explained that [...] thinking of the Creator when He thinks of creation. The entire universe [...] the nucleus of the entire body.

[12] Now, the devotees say, “Yes, [...] “It is my mind.” Everybody thinks like this. This is all talk of [...] full of ‘I’.”

[17] When this sakhya bháva matures, [...] loves me.” When a person thinks like this, he or she draws close [...] unfathomable, immeasurable, and thinks: “Oh, although He is my [...] so close to Him.” When one thinks in this way, one’s sakhya [...] mean-minded and ruthless conspirators.

[14] If, moreover, the person whom you [...] reaction. For instance, if someone thinks of thieves for a considerable [...] associated with your thought processes.

[16] We notice that whenever people [...] whether one is big or small. One only thinks, “I must love that great [...] proper psychological approach.

[17] There are people who come to me [...] one with You.” If someone thinks that he or she is a sinner, then [...] ego. So it follows that if one thinks of the great Párthasárathi, [...] bhavati – “One who thinks of Parama Puruśa becomes [...] Puruśa. He or she says:

[20] This very urge on the part of jiivas [...] aesthetic science. The moment one thinks of His excellence, the moment one thinks of the sweetness of His divine existence, one becomes totally lost.

[10] For human beings there are two [...] world. Say, for example, someone thinks that they cannot understand [...] to accept whatever is offered.

[6] The wild animals and birds cannot [...] scoundrel, He cannot. The moment He thinks about hating someone, He immediately [...] sort of mistake in future.”

[17] What is kleśa? That which [...] stench is emanating. Whenever one thinks of that, one’s natural mental [...] affected or assailed by kleśa.

[23] When there is some expression both [...] psychic projections. If someone thinks about ghosts even in broad daylight, [...] ghost phobia or ghost possession.

[51] Parama Puruśa is the all-controlling [...] characteristic of this mind is that as it thinks so it becomes. Hence if they so [...] who knows Brahma becomes Brahma.

[21] Parama Puruśa is “Guńayantrakashca”. [...] but to mend you i.e. whatever He thinks proper for you He will do, and [...] Victory will surely be theirs.

[11] That is, “As one wishes [so [...] businessman sees the place and thinks: “Ah, here would be a good [...] worship.” Another person thinks, “Here I can pass my old [...] living being of this world”].

[46] You are His phenomenal expression [...] India” – like this. But He thinks, “I am.” Each and [...] Noumenal Entity. Do you follow me?

[4] The nature of a human is to think [...] sádhaka [spiritual aspirant] thinks of the Lord who is the [Terminus]. [...] with all its glory becomes pale.

[5] The ordinary person is one who thinks of the past and also of the future. The medium person is one who thinks only of the future. But the siddha [perfect] person is one who thinks neither of the past nor of the future. He or she thinks only of the Lord.

[14] There are some people in society [...] powerful. If any so-called sinner thinks, “How can I fight against [...] being fight against it? One cannot.

[3] Microcosm is multipurposive but [...] football game. While reading, if he thinks of the football game his mind [...] has been said about Macrocosm,

[40] As one thinks so one becomes. If one thinks that one is a sinner or a thief [...] object of your thought or ideation.

[10] Such is the nature of human beings, [...] ocean. But only so long as the drop thinks “I am merely a drop” is it really small. When it thinks “I am the great ocean,” [...] Krśńa himself said:

[15] He has explained in the Giitá [...] you move.” So if a person thinks, “I am a sinner, my past [...] your mind.” He has said:

[28] In simple words, what we have to [...] day. As evening approaches, he thinks, “Father must have returned [...] spirituality, that is, to one’s home.

[1] The subject of today’s discourse [...] bound to think of something; it thinks of its created objects. A microcosm, [...] – He cannot forget them.

[2] And does He think only of a human being, or only of a white ant? No, He thinks of all.

[4] He looks upon a tiny white ant [...] mind just as an ant has. So He thinks equally of all: He thinks of a white ant or a mosquito with [...] existential value is very great.

[5] Just as the Macrocosm thinks of the microcosm, so the microcosm also thinks of the Macrocosm: Macrocosm meditates [...] permanent liberation upon them.

[10] Now, these two processes are occurring [...] microcosm is that what the microcosm thinks is an auto-internal projection; but what the Macrocosm thinks, His auto-internal projection [...] microcosm: it becomes an outer reality.

[11] But the auto-internal projection [...] Macropsychic conation, what the Macrocosm thinks, is a reality for the microcosms, [...] of the unit mind is smallness.

[15] Thus everything undergoes metamorphosis [...] mobility: whatever the Macrocosm thinks is also moving, and so the whole [...] towards eternity, towards salvation.

[25] The last item is samyak samádhi. Samádhi means suspension of mind. If one always thinks, “I should earn money, money, [...] converted into money. When he always thinks about his enemy, then slowly he [...] 7 )

[6] Now, this sentiment works in two [...] beings goaded by this sentiment thinks, “I will shine in my own [...] individualistic mental tendency.

[24] When a particular group, motivated by socio-sentiment, thinks only of its own socio-economico-political [...] moment you can load the cannon.

[45] Similarly, we notice the inferential [...] speaker, the singer, the dancer thinks that he or she is the agent, the [...] He makes you dance from behind.

[47] What is the cult of devotion? Each [...] universe. If any person even mistakenly thinks in a weak moment that I am a useless entity, that my existence is meaningless – if a tiny ant thinks that its existence is of no value or if a hundred-year-old lady thinks that her physical existence is [...] universe which is totally valueless.

[48] There is mutual attraction everywhere. [...] flow of devotion, when a per son thinks that he or she is attracting the [...] you are not inferior to anyone.

[85] This world of ours is a world of [...] progresses nor regresses. If one thinks only of receiving, the mind degenerates; again, if one thinks only of giving, at a certain stage [...] underlying spirit of sevá.

[107] If someone gazes at a tree and thinks that a ripe mango will automatically [...] the seed as she eats the mango.

[120] It is just like a boy flying a [...] applying all his tricks. The kite thinks, “I am free – no one [...] drawn towards the reel itself.

[680] But in the case of human beings [...] whatever one does, whatever one thinks is always being witnessed by the [...] existence of the Supreme Lord.

[111] “This magistrate is overly [...] for reports about everything. He thinks over everything and then makes [...] had to get out of there.”

[111] In other words, if the dead [...] crow will not peck at it. The crow thinks that surely the man is not dead; [...] kut́a is Kayastha.

[14] Sárúpya : The [...] always remains in mortal fear and thinks of Him – “Ah me, I [...] hands of Parama Puruśa.

[25] Sparsha tanmátra : [...] scope for harshness there. When one thinks of another entity, he or she thinks with the softness of the heart, [...] didn’t really mean them.”

[82] Since the body of álkeut́e [...] keut́e does not. Possibly it thinks, “Whom do I fear enough [...] or kálasarpa .

[101] 12) Anyone who thinks that the vanity bag has only been [...] otherwise it is kákaḿ.

[88] If a person who is not actually a thief constantly thinks about stealing and about the various [...] innocent person will be punished.

[3] Once I said that if a man thinks that he is a master of geography, [...] within the scope of geography.

[8] Parama Puruśa was all alone [...] In this liilá the devotee thinks it to be his or her duty to work [...] become intellectuals or karmiis.

[116] The witch replied: “The one who, like a hypocrite says something, thinks the opposite and does something [...] things something, says another thinks and does something else is known [...] you with a wooden club.”

[26] Intuitional practice (sádhaná) [...] kindness. But one is mistaken if one thinks that liberation can be obtained [...] preceptor cannot obtain emancipation.

[16] “Just as your life is extremely [...] equally dear to them. A person who thinks thus and shows mercy on other [...] dogma should be rejected forthwith.

[73] How much can book knowledge help [...] conceptions and beliefs. The person thinks that he or she has perhaps received [...] boundaries of that profound knowledge.

[76] About Iishvara, it is said that [...] remembers Parama Puruśa, he thinks to himself: “O Lord, you [...] embodiment of divine love“].

[10] Bhahameváhamiti jiṋatvá [...] freezing cold? The mind certainly thinks more about the discomfort, and [...] worst sádhaná of all.

[20] Prayer is the act of asking for [...] something which one does not possess or thinks one does not possess. One asks [...] from bearing the consequences.

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[1] Where there is [...] mind of Parama Puruśa. He thinks and we perceive.

[7] There is no place in the world, [...] know about it. Suppose somebody thinks, “I’ll do this work [...] controlling their minds.”

[2] In this shloka the attributes of [...] Cosmic Mind. Whatever the unit mind thinks or does, it is immediately known [...] the scope of that Cosmic Entity.

[3] Now, you have a brain with a small [...] with your small brain, whereas He thinks with His Infinite Mind. You see [...] is the final controlling point.

[4] He is everywhere. If, however, one thinks that He is far away, He will remain [...] very, very far – is used.

[5] Some people think that Parama Puruśa [...] deserted in a corner. They believe He thinks about everyone except themselves. To such people my reply is, “He thinks about everyone. If He’s not [...] about not thinking about you. If He thinks that He will think about everyone [...] So it logically follows that He thinks about everyone, excluding none. But even so, if someone thinks that Parama Puruśa does [...] may remain a very distant object.

[6] On the other hand, if anyone thinks that Parama Puruśa is near, [...] His closeness is immeasurable.

[8] Suppose a person is practising [...] sádhaná, but in his mind he thinks, “If Bábá [...] with him, with his detached mind.

[9] But animals less-evolved than humans [...] grains and alights on the ground. It thinks: “Let me go down and eat [...] alight and be caught in the net.

[15] And in the final stage, that is, when one attains the stage of devatá, then what one thinks, one says; and what one says, [...] human structure or human existence.

[9] Those who are not moving and are [...] suddenly comes to his or her senses thinks “What am I doing? Even after [...] Dvápara Yuga (the Age of Copper).

[28] The reflecting mind often thinks that it’s secret activities [...] intuitional sádhaná.

[56] So the characteristic of the human [...] forces of the mind. Even if the mind thinks deeply about a person of the opposite [...] females and females into males.

[4] Suppose a very dark-complexioned [...] expression of his capabilities. He thinks, “I am inferior. I am downtrodden. [...] philosophy. You must oppose it.

[16] So Ravana was thinking only about Parama Puruśa. The fact is that whoever thinks of Parama Puruśa as an [...] story; but it is an educative story.

[7] Vidyá Tantra is a positive [...] neither of these two paths and thinks only of Parama Puruśa will [...] attainment of Parama Puruśa.

[3] When a sádhaka focuses his [...] the five fundamental factors) and thinks “I am the earth” he [...] wealth, they lost their lives too.

[7] Many people today recall the forest [...] person who is constantly hungry thinks about food all the time. So if [...] and was donated out of reverence.

[1] Of all the defects and internal [...] are sinners. If one constantly thinks, “I’m a sinner, I’m [...] an inferiority complex?”

[47] Yet on the other hand, in spite [...] the poor dog tastes the blood, it thinks that it is tasting blood from [...] suffering of the dog at that moment.

[41] When a murderer strikes to kill, [...] anybody. The doomed, dying man also thinks, as though he is just about to [...] one kills anyone nor anyone dies.

[13] It is the natural wont of the mind [...] instance, when someone constantly thinks of a ghost, he actually becomes [...] their objects of contemplation.

[14] All complexes – the fear [...] Similarly, if a person constantly thinks, “I am a sinner, I am a [...] he was not a sinner previously.

[7] Even if an ant dies a premature [...] universe. Even if a 110 year old widow thinks that her life has no existential [...] balance of the universal society.

[19] In the second state (múŕha) [...] to something that it repeatedly thinks about it. A person who is greedy [...] thoughts about becoming famous.

[23] Most people are well acquainted [...] characterless; and sometimes it thinks that honesty and virtue are sheer [...] waves upon waves of citta emerge.

[25] Every newcomer to the path of sádhaná [...] thoughts flood the mind. The newcomer thinks, “I am unable to attain [...] of ekágra bhúmi.

[2] Both the Supreme Cognitive Faculty [...] instance, when a cockroach constantly thinks of a káṋcpoká [...] káṋcpoká. When a chameleon thinks about the colour of a leaf on [...] This is called natural camouflage.

[16] For a unit mind the wisest course [...] nature of mind is to become as it thinks. Thus when a mind constantly ideates [...] automatically becomes composed.

[2] The objects or incidents that one [...] previous day, but if he or she thinks hard, the items that were eaten [...] recollecting things perceived in the past.

[6] When anitya, ashuci and duhkhátma [...] avidyá, the cardinal ignorance, one thinks that everything will remain with [...] This is all due to avidyá.

[14] “Uttiśt́han [...] rises up”; that is, one who thinks internally, “I shall start [...] body of flesh and blood.”

[10] And the second expression of avidyá [...] with the help of its ears. And it thinks that “As I am not seeing [...] shakti it cannot see its Lord.

[11] That misguided and misdirected [...] misdeeds, committing sins, secretly, thinks that its action will remain covered forever.

[19] If one avoids this sama-samája tattva and thinks, “I will be a virtuous person, [...] is foolish to place it in front.

[6] When a newborn babe hears the sound of its mother, it thinks, “Oh, my mother is coming. [...] the case of inanimate objects.

[67] Objects of enjoyment may be physical [...] crude but the mind continuously thinks of something subtle, the mind [...] subtle the mind becomes subtle.

[6] When the mind rises above body-consciousness [...] taste]; one who, on the other hand, thinks of gross material objects gets [...] took Cosmic ideation constantly.

[45] And I already told you that in [...] think – and a bhakta never thinks – that he or she is a pápii [...] is one’s personal property.

[26] The mind thinks; it creates micropsychic waves. [...] yourself and Parama Puruśa.

[21] So you must not suffer from this [...] sinner.” If he feels like that, if he thinks like this, that “I am a [...] Actually he is not a sinner, but if he thinks like this, that “I am a [...] form of its object. So when a man thinks, “I am a sinner, I am a [...] sinner.” Lord Shiva said this:

[16] What sorts of bondage? The bondages [...] all of them. The frog in the well thinks that its well is perhaps the biggest [...] this is something really big. It thinks, “As long as I was in the [...] tremendous importance of study.

[5] Vidyá Tantra is an approach [...] neither of these two paths, but thinks only of Parama Puruśa, [...] attainment of Parama Puruśa.

[7] The subject matter is “Astitva [...] he gets none. Sometimes a man thinks to be a Minister, sometimes a [...] Esana for men is Bhakti (Devotion).

[8] If a man wants to become a devotee of the lord but in the mind of his mind, if he thinks that God will make him pass his [...] work. They will do maximum work.

[13] Some devotees, who go still ahead [...] has the standard from where he thinks that his coming in this universe [...] ca”. There is no other way out.

[14] Another thing should be mentioned [...] externally. So the person who always thinks, “I am a sinner”, [...] is a type of perverted thought.

[17] There are different types of criminals [...] However, even if the worst sinner thinks of Parama Puruśa with undivided [...] need have any doubt about this.

[5] You know, philosophically, whatever [...] Parama Puruśa. Whatever He thinks is seen by the nerve cells of [...] one’s own or be it from outside.

[11] Suppose there is a very elevated [...] think of it directly. He or she thinks indirectly, “Oh, since I [...] wealth of the yakśas”.

[24] So here ghosts are not always positive [...] with those recreated minds, one thinks that it’s a ghost, then what is the medicine? What is the psychic medicine for such a disease?

[110] Whatever one does in this world, [...] mind becomes very negative and he thinks that he will get happiness by not living, then he will commit suicide.

[15] Parama Puruśa feels happy [...] actions He feels distressed. He thinks, “Why should humans indulge [...] helpless in this regard.”

[2] Rohit’s father was not learned, [...] to do so. One who has become old thinks, ‘Well, I am old, it is [...] friendship of such a person”.